14 de febrero de 2012

Look's de Los BAFTA...

The Blue Valentine and Shutter Island star is nominated for her portrayal of Marilyn Monroe in My Week With Marilyn. Williams is wearing a cream and navy H&M Custom bespoke dress and Forever Mark jewellery.

The X Files actress, most recently seen in Great Expectations and Johnny English Reborn, will present the BAFTA for Animated Film. She is wearing Vintage Sybil Connolly Haute Couture 1956.

The TV and radio presenter will be talking to all the winners backstage, exclusively for bafta.org.

The TV and radio presenter gets ready to host the BBC's red carpet coverage, in a vintage Dior gown.

Hosting E!'s red carpet coverage are Radio One DJ Cotton and The X Factor's O'Leary. Fearne is pictured here in a gown by Moschino and Dermot O'Leary in a suit by Tom Sweeney.

The Breaking Dawn actor, in Dior, will present the BAFTA for Original Music. Harry Potter actress Bonnie will soon be seen in upcoming fantasy thriller, The Philosophers. Bonnie Wright wears a vintage dress with accessories by Prada.

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus director and Monty Python writer was awarded a BAFTA Fellowship by the Academy in 2009.

Most recently seen in BBC series Merlin, the actress is perhaps best known for her turn in crime drama Silent Witness, she's pictured here in a gown by Luisa Beccaria.

The BAFTA-winning director of The Warrior is nominated for acclaimed documentary Senna.

Nominated for the Orange Wednesdays Rising Star Award, Redmayne recently appeared in My Week With Marilyn and TV drama Birdsong. Redmayne is dressed in black velvet by Burberry.

The Film 2012 host looks radiant on the red carpet in Ossie Clark with a Chanel necklace.

The actor will be hoping for a BAFTA win for his latest film, The Iron Lady, which is nominated in four categories. He is wearing Hackett.

The Attack The Block writer/director is nominated in the Outstanding Debut category for the sci-fi action comedy.

The Brit actress will co-present the BAFTAs for Short Film and Short Animation with Game of Thrones star Joseph Mawle. Her dress is by Valentino, shoes by Christian Louboutin.

The Help producer Brunson Green, actress Octavia Spencer, director Tate Taylor and actress Viola Davis. The film is nominated for five BAFTAs including Best Film, Leading Actress and Supporting Actress. Davis is wearing a dress by Valentino, shoes by Jimmy Choo and Bvlgari jewellry. Spencer is in a Tadashi Shoji dress.

The Staffordshire actor and filmmaker is nominated in the Outstanding Debut category for directing gritty drama Tyrannosaur.

The Brit actress starred in Joe Wright's action thriller Hanna last year. Williams is dressed in a cream Vivienne Westwood.

The Mad Men star, also seen in Bridesmaids and Sucker Punch last year, will present the BAFTA for Adapted Screenplay. Jon Hamm wears a suit designed by Tom Ford.

The director of The King’s Speech is now working on an adaptation of Les Miserables. He’ll present the BAFTA for Cinematography.

Branagh is nominated for his performance as Laurence Olivier in My Week With Marilyn and has three previous wins, including Director for Henry V. He's pictured here wearing a suit by Zegna.

The filmmaker, who won the Outstanding Debut BAFTA for Hunger in 2009, returns with an Outstanding British Film nomination for Shame.

The actor is nominated for an Orange Wednesdays Rising Star Award for his performance in Thor. He is wearing Armani.

The critically acclaimed singer/songwriter brings her unique sense of style to the red carpet. Sandé is wearing Vintage Jean Claude.

The star of C4's Fresh Meat, who also appeared in Brit docudrama Dreams of A Life.

The Mad Men star also appeared in Drive last year and will be announcing the winner of the Orange Wednesdays Rising Star Award. Hendricks is wearing Vivienne Westwood.

After comic turns in Superbad and Get Him To The Greek, Hill is nominated for his dramatic performance opposite Brad Pitt in Moneyball. Hill is wearing a suit by Calvin Klein.

Famed for memorable performances in films like The Elephant Man, Midnight Express and The Field, Hurt will receive the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema award. Hurt is wearing a suit by Ozwald Boateng.

The Jerry Maguire actor, soon to be seen in action adventure Red Tails, will present the BAFTA for Special Visual Effects. He's pictured here in a suit by Hackett.

The Harry Potter star can currently be seen in British chiller The Woman In Black. He’ll be co-presenting the BAFTA for Original Screenplay with Christina Ricci. Radcliffe is wearing Antonio Azzuolo.

Broadbent is nominated for his performance as Denis Thatcher in The Iron Lady and has two previous wins, including Supporting Actor for Moulin Rouge. He is wearing Hackett.

The Alice in Wonderland director with his wife, who returns after winning Supporting Actress last year for The King’s Speech to present the BAFTA for Supporting Actor.

The legendary crooner will be opening the ceremony with his Bond theme, Thunderball. Jones is in a suit by Tom Ford.

Pitt’s nomination for Leading Actor in baseball drama Moneyball is his fourth BAFTA nomination to date, including one for producing The Departed.

The Slumdog Millionaire actor, recently seen in Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, will present the BAFTA for Film Not in the English Language.

The IT Crowd actor is nominated in the Outstanding Debut category for writing and directing quirky comedy Submarine.

The producer is nominated in the Outstanding British Film category for My Week With Marylin.

The filmmaker and actor is nominated for two awards: Leading Actor in The Descendants and Adapted Screenplay for The Ides of March. Clooney is wearing Armani.

Sky Movies' film buff Alex Zane will be presenting BAFTA's backstage show, The Final Word. he's pictured here wearing a suit by The Kooples.

Perhaps best known as Voldemort in the Harry Potter series, Fiennes is nominated in the Outstanding Debut category for directing Coriolanus. He is dressed in a bespoke suit by Timothy Everest.

Leading Actor winner of the previous year, Colin Firth in Armani and his wife in a Paul Smith tux with vintage Cartier tassel earrings from 1907 with emeralds and diamonds.

The German-Irish actor, pictured here in a suit by Armani, is nominated for his portrayal of a man struggling with sex addiction in Shame, his second collaboration with director Steve McQueen after Hunger.

The History Boys actor and Television BAFTA winner James Corden walks the red carpet.

The Attack The Block and Tintin star will soon be seen in Snow White And The Huntsman.

This is Tilda’s first Leading Actress nomination (for We Need To Talk About Kevin), having previously won for her supporting role in Michael Clayton. She is wearing a dress by Celine.

The celebrated filmmaker behind Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, The Aviator and Hugo will join the likes of Alfred Hitchcock and Stanley Kubrick when he receives the Academy Fellowship.

The Orange Wednesdays Rising Star nominee will also co-present the BAFTA for Outstanding Debut with his Bridesmaids co-star Kristen Wiig. O'Dowd is wearing Hackett, Porter is in William Vintage Dior.

The Spanish actress, recently seen in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, will present the BAFTA for Leading Actor. Cruz is wearing a purple strapless dress by Armani and jewellery by Chopard.

The Orange Wednesdays Rising Star nominee appeared in Kidulthood and Bonded By Blood before co-writing, directing and starring in a comedy Anuvahood.

The Birdsong and Game of Thrones star (wearing Hackett) will co-present the award for Short Film & Short Animation with Brit actress Holliday Grainger.

Pitt’s nomination for Leading Actor in baseball drama Moneyball is his fourth BAFTA nomination to date, including one for producing The Departed. Pitt is wearing Gucci.

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy star and Leading Actor nominee Gary Oldman with his wife Alexandra.

Leading Actor nominee Jean Dujardin, star of The Artist.

The Help star and Supporting Actress nominee wearing a metallic Oscar De La Renta gown, accessorised with Jimmy Choo shoes.

The Iron Lady star and Leading Actress nominee Streep is looking every inch a lady in Vivienne Westwood.

Fuente: bafta.org
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